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Sectors hit by virus await pledged relief

news Sectors hit by virus await pledged relief SCMP Editorial © SCMP Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor meets the press before an exco meeting at the Central Government Offices in Tamar.15DEC20 SCMP / Sam Tsang As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc across Hong Kong, the priority must be on curbing its spread and mitigating the impact. Officials are adamant that they have been working hard since the outbreak of the fourth wave. But the outcome still leaves much to be desired. Weeks have passed and the daily infection figures are still hovering at a relatively high level. This has inevitably fuelled criticism and put more pressure on the government. Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor and her team must make better progress in fighting the epidemic while offering more targeted relief to those who have been hardest hit.

Boeing jet sales to China highly complicated by company s arms sales to Taiwan, experts say

Boeing jet sales to China ‘highly complicated’ by company’s arms sales to Taiwan, experts say Cissy Zhoucissy.zhou@scmp.com Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is introduced at the White House just before the signing of phase-one trade deal between China and the United States in January. The deal includes a provision for plane sales to China. Photo: AFP The outlook for sales of Boeing passenger jets in China is highly complicated due to bilateral diplomatic issues, particularly the company s arms sales to Taiwan, according to analysts. China is likely to be cautious in its future dealings with Boeing - including whether to give its 737 MAX approval to resume flying again - given continued US-China tensions, they said.

Hong Kong fourth wave: experts worried as more middle-aged coronavirus patients develop severe complications compared to previous outbreaks

news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Hong Kong fourth wave: experts worried as more middle-aged coronavirus patients develop severe complications compared to previous outbreaks Elizabeth Cheung elizabeth.cheung@scmp.com © SCMP There has been a fivefold increase in the number of seriously ill coronavirus patients – from 21 to 110 – in the first 12 days of December. Photo: Felix Wong More middle-aged Covid-19 patients are fighting for their lives amid Hong Kong s ongoing fourth wave of infections compared to the previous outbreaks, an analysis of official data shows, potentially explaining why the city s public hospitals are facing greater demand for intensive care services.

Japan snowfall leaves thousands without power, vehicles stranded

news Japan snowfall leaves thousands without power, vehicles stranded KYODO © KYODO Trucks are stranded on a major road in Kitakami, Iwate Prefecture, after heavy snow in Japan. Photo: Kyodo Around 1,100 vehicles were stranded on an expressway and more than 10,000 households suffered blackouts on Thursday as heavy snow hit a wide area along the Sea of Japan coast, the government and police said. The snow has disrupted multiple road and train services since Wednesday and is expected to continue to fall heavily through Friday in such regions, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. It warned of further traffic disruptions due to the slippery roads.

Indonesian food with a colonial twist: how the feast of rijsttafel, or rice table, became a social tool and status symbol

Indonesian food with a colonial twist: how the feast of rijsttafel, or rice table, became a social tool and status symbol Silvia Marchetti life@scmp.com A rijsttafel prepared by Dutch-Indonesian chef Jeff Keasberry. The feast became a social phenomenon and much-enjoyed ritual in the Dutch colonial world after it was adapted from traditional Indonesian communal gatherings. Photo: Courtesy of Jeff Keasberry An overloaded table in a restaurant in the Dutch capital Amsterdam is covered with plates of succulent Indonesian food: gado-gado (a cooked vegetable salad in peanut sauce), rice, pickled vegetables, satay skewers of fish and chicken, prawn crackers, spicy beef rendang, curries, and of course, the ever-present sambal, or chilli sauce.

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